Mohali, Oct. 24 -- A court in Mohali on Thursday directed Facebook and Google to remove the fake videos, allegedly created using artificial intelligence (AI) to tarnish the image of Punjab chief minister Bhagwant Mann, from their platforms within 24 hours. The court warned that if the content is not deleted within the stipulated time, legal action will be initiated against the platforms. Acting on the court's order, the cyber crime police have also written separately to Facebook and Instagram, attaching a copy of the FIR and urging them to take down all such posts. On receiving information from the cyber crime cell, the court instructed that all similar or related content be immediately blocked. Google was further directed to ensure that such content does not appear in search results. The fake video was reportedly circulated from the account of Jagman Samra, a Canadian resident. After the videos went viral, a case was registered against Samra under Sections 340 (forged documents or electronic records), 353(1)/353(2) (statements conducing to public mischief), 351(2) (criminal intimidation), and 336(4) (forgery with intent to harm a person's reputation) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), along with provisions of the IT Act, on the complaint of cyber crime inspector Gagandeep Singh. According to the FIR, the accused used AI tools to fabricate a video portraying the CM in a negative light....